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Re: How can I be confirm that data is encrypted over the network using SSL

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AI Rumman wrote:
I have configured SSL connection between client/server using self-signed certificate.
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SSL connection (cipher: DHE-RSA-AES256-SHA, bits: 256)
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I set the $PGSSLMODE=require to encrypt data across the netwrok.


How could I be sure that data is encrypted over the network?


use a packet sniiffer like wireshark or tcpdump to examine traffic to the server hostip on whatever tcp port you're using... if its plaintext, you would see your SQL commands and their responses coming across the wire. if its SSL, it will all look like binary gibberish.




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